Dragons, puzzles and, um, Nelson Mandela link graphic We Transfer Unexpected stories about creative minds. Curated and created by link We Transfer dot graphic wepresent graphic rebus Every month a different creative makes a special treat just for you. This issue it’s a puzzling illustration from Thoka Maer. Back in the Middle Ages people were too busy fighting dragons to write stuff in full. So they invented the rebus, which uses symbols to represent the word or phrase they couldn’t be bothered to spell out. Think of it as the OG emoji. Artists have continued to play with the rebus ever since, so we asked illustrator – and rebus super fan – Thoka Maer to make one for our We Present newsletter. Crack the code to reveal a line from the most read article of the past month – our exclusive look at Nelson Mandela’s sketches of his home village. link Read the article right arrow Here are some hints to kickstart your thinking: 1. The solution is a quote in English. 2. Each square is one word. 3. Turn the images into letters. 4. Write down all your ideas. 5. Say your ideas out loud. 6. Good luck. Mandela got you wanting more? It’s your lucky day: link graphic rebus link graphic rebus link graphic rebus link graphic rebus link Kaplamino right arrow link Severa right arrow link Parra right arrow link Success right arrow link graphic wetransfer logo Send big files, share big ideas. link We Transfer dot Simple. Safe. Stylish. Follow us on link Twitter , link Facebook and link Instagram dot Something not quite right? link View this as a web page dot You received this because you subscribed to updates from We Transfer (legend). No longer a legend? Click link here to unsubscribe. Oostelijke Handelskade 751, 1019 BW Amsterdam, NL 2116 Zeno Pl, Venice, CA 90291, USA (Send snacks.)